Comment by vlovich123

Given there’s 100 billion-1 trillion galaxies estimated in the observable universe, isn’t 1 million a frighteningly small sample to draw conclusions from? How can we be sure that what we’ve observed is representative enough to extrapolate conclusions of? Moreover, how do we know if extrapolates to the universe homogeneously? What if the “opposite” asymmetry is present in the non observable universe such that on average the universe doesn’t actually have an asymmetry globally?